HearYourself is a low-latency live vocal monitor and on-device voice recorder. This Privacy Policy explains what data the app uses, how it is processed, and what stays on your device.
ForgeLabs Systems
Email: contact@forgelabs.systems
HearYourself processes audio entirely on your device:
The app does not upload your microphone audio or your recordings anywhere. There is no backend, no account system, no telemetry of voice data, and no third-party audio service. Recordings stay in the app's private app-internal storage until you delete them (or until they are automatically rotated out by the 100 MB cap).
HearYourself does not ask you to create an account, log in, or provide personal information. The app does not collect names, emails, contacts, location, advertising IDs, or device identifiers for tracking purposes.
The app requests the following Android permissions:
The app does not request internet, storage, contacts, location, camera, or other unrelated permissions.
Recordings live inside the app. You can play them back, delete individual files, or clear all recordings by uninstalling the app. Because they are stored in app-internal storage, they are removed automatically when the app is uninstalled.
HearYourself uses the Oboe audio library (Google, Apache 2.0) for low-latency audio I/O and the Android system's MediaCodec / MediaMuxer for M4A encoding. These libraries run locally on the device and do not transmit audio off the device. The Android system may also offer the app a Google Play in-app review prompt; declining the prompt does not affect the app.
HearYourself is not directed at children under 13. The app does not knowingly collect data from children.
If future versions of HearYourself introduce a connected feature (for example, optional cloud backup of recordings), this Privacy Policy will be updated before that feature is released, and the "Last updated" date above will change.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact: contact@forgelabs.systems